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Stefan Grund :eay:

Matt Mullenweg, name giver and CEO of Automattic, the company behind WordPress and , announced in some Twitter replies, that Tumblr will support the protocol as soon as possible. This will add quantities of tumblelogs to the fediverse and therefore make them compatible with Mastodon. Great news for an post-Twitter era!

Stefan Grund :eay:

That’s super interesting, because we’re hoping for some major services to become interoperable for some time now: In 2017 we thought that this would weaken facebook.com’s dominance (see eay.cc/2017/how-twitter-micro-), but now it’s Twitter we trying to avoid.

eay.ccHow Twitter, Micro.blog and Mastodon could team up to compete with FacebookBrian Hendrickson has a point: When small social networks like Twitter and Google Plus start to interoperate with open source networks and blogs, they could eventually form a large enough base of users to “flip the iceberg” and have more usage than the dominant, non-interoperable player: Facebook. I don’t know if it will be any […]
Nov 22, 2022, 07:18 AM·Public·Mastodon for iOS
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Stefan Grund :eay:

will bring several million blogs and users to the fediverse, much more than Mastodon’s own usage. It remains to be seen how Tumblr will extend and promote it’s interoperability in the future, e.g. if it’s possible to follow other, non-Tumblr, but ActivityPub-compatible content from within Tumblr.

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@eay can this be a load issue for Mastodon instances or is only the single blog federated on a share?

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